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Europe & Eurasia

UK to Spend Over GBP 300 Mln on New Submarines
Contracts

UK to Spend Over GBP 300 Mln on New Submarines

The UK is going to invest over £300 million into building the Royal Navy’s next generation of nuclear submarines. Over the next 8 years BAE Systems’ boatyard in Barrow-in-Furness will undergo a transformation, part funded by the UK’s Ministry of Defence, to improve the infrastructure at the site,

about 12 years ago
ESPS Relampago Joins EU Navfor
Funding

ESPS Relampago Joins EU Navfor

As of Thursday 13 March, the Spanish Offshore Patrol Vessel, ESPS Relámpago joined the EU Naval Force to carry out counter-piracy patrols off the coast of Somalia. ESPS Relámpago has replaced ESPS Tornado as the Spanish contribution to Operation Atalanta. ESPS Tornado is now on her way back home.

about 12 years ago
American Destroyer Arrives in Bulgaria
Surface Vessels

American Destroyer Arrives in Bulgaria

Guided-missile destroyer USS Truxtun (DDG 103) arrived in Bulgaria for a port visit, March 13. Truxtun’s stay in the Black Sea will allow the ship to host an exercise planning conference with NATO allies March 15. The conference will focus on a multilateral naval exercise in the spirit of reassuri

about 12 years ago
International Community Unable to Help De-Escalate Tensions in Crimea
Funding

International Community Unable to Help De-Escalate Tensions in Crimea

While an end to the crisis in Ukraine had proven elusive thus far, a peaceful solution remained possible, the Secretary-General’s senior United Nations political affairs official Jeffrey Feltman told the Security Council yesterday. The Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, emphasized, how

about 12 years ago
Image of the Day: Spanish Training Ship Brings a Taste of History to Tenerife

Image of the Day: Spanish Training Ship Brings a Taste of History to Tenerife

Juan Sebastián de Elcano’ sails in Tenerife waters during a three-day port visit to Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands). The ‘Juan Sebastián de Elcano’ is a training ship of the Royal Spanish Navy, which was built in 1927 in Cadiz, Spain. This 87-year old ship, is a four-masted topsail, steel-

about 12 years ago
UK: HMS Sutherland Halfway Through Massive Revamp
Sensors & Combat Systems

UK: HMS Sutherland Halfway Through Massive Revamp

HMS Sutherland is surrounded by a mass of scaffolding and sheeting as she’s part-way through a massive revamp in her home base of Devonport. Her paintwork has been stripped off, bow sonar removed and interior gutted during an 11-month refit in the imposing frigate shed. This gift-wrapped beauty is

about 12 years ago
SAAB Expands Its Activities in Naval Domain
Amphibious & Support Ships

SAAB Expands Its Activities in Naval Domain

Defence and security company Saab is expanding its activities in the naval arena. Saab is therefore recruiting new employees to strengthen and develop its naval capabilities. Today, Saab is one of the leading companies within the naval arena. It is a provider to the Swedish Navy, the major contrac

about 12 years ago
US Sends More Fighter Planes to Poland amid Ukraine Crisis
Operations

US Sends More Fighter Planes to Poland amid Ukraine Crisis

A dozen more F-16s and 300 personnel based at Aviano Air Base, Italy, will augment the U.S. aviation detachment at Lask Air Base, Poland, a Pentagon spokesman announced yesterday. U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced last week that the United States would augment the aviation detachment in

about 12 years ago
UK MoD Buys Parts for Royal Navy’s 3 New OPVs
Contracts

UK MoD Buys Parts for Royal Navy’s 3 New OPVs

The U.K. Ministry of Defence (MOD) has signed a £20 million contract to buy parts for the Royal Navy’s 3 new offshore patrol vessels (OPVs). It was announced in November last year that MOD would purchase the ships which will be built, subject to approval, by BAE Systems. Yesterday, 12 March, durin

about 12 years ago
NATO, CMF Commanders Discuss Joint Training Opportunities
Defense Strategies

NATO, CMF Commanders Discuss Joint Training Opportunities

On March 12, NATO Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) Chief of Staff, Rear Admiral Giorgio Lazio, concluded a three-day visit to Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) and the U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/U.S. Fifth Fleet (COMUSNAVCENT). During the visit, Rear Admiral Lazio met with USNAVCENT Deputy Com

about 12 years ago
France: FREMM Normandie Wraps Up 3rd Sea Trial Round
Surface Vessels

France: FREMM Normandie Wraps Up 3rd Sea Trial Round

The FREMM Normandie returned to port on Saturday 8 March on the DCNS site in Lorient, at the end of its third series of sea trials. This frigate is the second of the series ordered by the French DGA (General Directorate for Armament) for the French Navy. OCCAR is the contracting agency for the [&h

about 12 years ago
Spanish Navy’s Training Ship Calls at Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Spanish Navy’s Training Ship Calls at Santa Cruz de Tenerife

After leaving Cadiz on March 1st, and sailing with favorable winds for seven days, the ‘Juan Sebastián de Elcano’ arrived at Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands) for a three-day visit. Local citizens and institutions welcomed the crew and midshipmen of the ‘Juan Sebastián de Elcano’ and showed

about 12 years ago
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